Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the need to protect women’s rights, particularly when it comes to combating rape and other forms of violence against women in Europe. The statistics are alarming,...
October 19th was the date of two by-elections, setting up yet more opportunities for Labour to either showcase its strength or for the Conservatives to bounce back following a party conference in which Sunak issued a...
In the rolling hills of Scotland, where ancient castles meet misty moors, a garment stands as a symbol of unwavering pride and enduring tradition – the kilt. Picture a Highland gathering, where the skirl of bagpipes...
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986 not only left a trail of radioactive destruction but also ignited a complex and enduring political legacy in Belarus. This article explores Chernobyl’s multifaceted and persistent political consequences on Belarus,...
In a swift and unexpected turn of events, the authorities of the enclave of Haut-Karabakh, known as Artsakh to Armenians, declared their self-dissolution along with all its institutions on September 18, 2023, just ten days after...
A new internet safety law was passed by the British parliament this week in an effort to control online services provided by the US, impacting social media companies such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and even titans...
In a surprising move, the European Commission has suggested renewing the authorization of glyphosate within the European Union (EU) for a decade, despite granting it only a five-year extension in 2017. This controversial herbicide’s renewal proposal lacks...
The French watchdog, which governs radio frequency in France, recently advised Apple to fix issues with radiation plauging the company’s older phone models. The ANFR’ found that the iPhone 12 specific absorption rate exceeded the legal...
As a new addition to the long list of battles for the Conservative Party, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak launched in July a tirade against what he described as being ‘rip-off’ degrees. Putting aside the merits of...
Gabriel Attal, France’s new education minister, announced last week the prohibition of the abaya, in schools. An abaya is a traditional middle eastern dress that is typically long and loose with long sleeves. It is a...
